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That many individuals were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued that it is their fault: researcher Sam Daniels, one of the leading experts on the virus, reported a quarter-century ago that the virus was effectively contained and that no action beyond education was necessary.
A. That many individuals were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued that it is their fault
B. That many individuals were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued to be at fault
C. It cannot plausibly be argued that it is the fault of individuals who were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence
D. It cannot plausibly be argued that individuals are at fault for not receiving vaccination against the virus before its resurgence
E. The fact that individuals are at fault for not receiving vaccination against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued
A. That many individuals were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued that it is their fault
B. That many individuals were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued to be at fault
C. It cannot plausibly be argued that it is the fault of individuals who were not vaccinated against the virus before its resurgence
D. It cannot plausibly be argued that individuals are at fault for not receiving vaccination against the virus before its resurgence
E. The fact that individuals are at fault for not receiving vaccination against the virus before its resurgence cannot plausibly be argued
18 Feb 2010, 22:39
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I think the answer is D because first two (A &B) are not matching (That many individuals). E seems too wordy.
So, C and D could be the answer. But C has it is the fault which seems wordy. So, my final answer is D.
So, C and D could be the answer. But C has it is the fault which seems wordy. So, my final answer is D.
18 Feb 2010, 22:43
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My pic is D
I read this sentence like this :-
researcher Sam Daniels, one of the leading experts on the virus, reported a quarter-century ago that the virus was effectively contained and that no action beyond education was necessary.So,It cannot plausibly be argued that individuals are at fault for not receiving vaccination against the virus before its resurgence
I read this sentence like this :-
researcher Sam Daniels, one of the leading experts on the virus, reported a quarter-century ago that the virus was effectively contained and that no action beyond education was necessary.So,It cannot plausibly be argued that individuals are at fault for not receiving vaccination against the virus before its resurgence
